Latest figures have revealed a massive 20 per cent increase in the number of Fermanagh people on a waiting list for social housing.
Leaked phonecall gives new hope to Quinn supporters
THE fall-out from a leaked telephone conversation between two senior Anglo-Irish Bank executives back in 2008 has given a Sean Quinn support group fresh impetus
Nathan steals the show at new Enniskillen school
WILLOWBRIDGE school in Enniskillen celebrated its official opening with a cutting of ribbon and special guest Nathan Carter.
Nurse Jacqueline is a credit to her profession
Several nurses employed by the Western Health and Social Services Trust received awards at the recent Royal College of Nursing Northern Ireland Nurse of the Year Awards 2013.
Fermanagh people in Queen’s Honours list
Six people from Fermanagh are known to have been honoured in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.
Alma is inspiration of how to make it in a man’s world
The North’s enterprise minister, Arlene Foster, speaking to a Summer School in Enniskillen, said female entrepreneurship remains a vast reserve of untapped potential.
Foster promises long-term benefits of G8
Fermanagh MLA Arlene Foster has spoken of her “excitement and honour” at greeting the US president as he descended the infamous Air Force One.
Cattle thefts on the increase, warns PSNI
Farmers in the east Fermanagh area which, along with the Clogher Valley, has experienced incidences of cattle rustling over the past year are fighting back.
Big drop in school attendance, but no G8 disruption to exams
Enniskillen post primary schools were happy to report that all students sitting exams on Monday and Tuesday experienced no problems or any delays, yet they did note a significant drop in attendance.